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11 articles- From Near and FarA miraculous story of Reb Mordechai Lepler, whose son was healed through the guidance of the Mitteler Rebbe and a chance encounter with a Viennese royal physici
- A Lasting LegacyExplore the legacy of Yitzchak through the Torah portion of Toldot, focusing on how inward spiritual growth and digging wells create a lasting impact on the wor
- From our Sages and Moshiach NowInsights from the Kli Yakar, the Rebbe, and the Baal Hahaflaah on Parshat Toldot, exploring the birth of Jacob and Esau and the nature of the G-dly soul.
- What is Most ImportantRabbi Schneur Zalman Gafni shares a powerful lesson from the Lubavitcher Rebbe about the true goal of disseminating Chassidus and focusing on the effort.
- Discreet FireDiscover the discreet yet intense spiritual service of the Mitteler Rebbe, featuring stories of his profound concentration and hidden devotion during prayer.
- Crown of Moshiach - The Joy of Doing a MitzvahThe Mitteler Rebbe explains how the simple joy of performing a physical mitzvah connects us to Hashem and creates the Crown of Moshiach in our generation.
- Urge to ReturnA story of artist Hendel Lieberman and the Lubavitcher Rebbe, illustrating how a simple request to change hotels led a stranger to reconnect with his Jewish roo
- Coffee for IsraelRabbi Yossi Bassman's Kinus Hashluchim coffee promotion unexpectedly highlights Aaron Dahan, the cafe owner who stood by Israel despite staff walkouts.
- Cooking Tip of the Week - Pumpkin CakeA simple and delicious recipe for pumpkin cake using canned pumpkin, warm spices, and sunflower seed oil, shared by Alizah Hochstead.
- Halacha Corner – Men Separating ChalahRav Yosef Yeshaya Braun discusses the halachic priority of women in the mitzvah of separating chalah and lighting candles, and the husband's role in these dutie
- Marriage and Divorce AdviceAharon Schmidt provides guidance on navigating marital conflict, emphasizing focus on positive traits, managing expectations, and committing to shalom bayit.
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